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Olólùfẹ́

"Olólùfẹ́, bawo ni?" He replied instantly. You know what that means. Like a DM. Like a flirt. I’ve been learning Yorùbá for exactly 30 days. Monday to Friday. Ten minutes a day on YapTime. That's all. The Minister of Enjoyment was appointed almost immediately.

Love Me JeJe

Love Me Jeje. Love Me Tender. Ifẹ́ mi je ka shi ge-ge. ❤️‍🔥 We hit a deeper level of intimacy. And all it took was learning Yorùbá. Love is richer in our languages. Mo fẹ́ràn rẹ.

I Became Colonialism’s Perfect Product — Now I’m Reclaiming Yorùbá in 30 Days

At 38, I realised I had become colonialism’s perfect product — an African who can’t speak her own language. So for the next 30 days, I’m learning Yorùbá through WhatsApp lessons and Afrobeats. I’ll document every cringe, every win, and what happens when a millennial finally stops being a spectator in her own heritage.